Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

The SNC- Lavalin saga continues as the former Attorney General, Jody Wilson-Raybould resigns. The Prime Minister’s Office reportedly pressured her to help Quebec based engineering firm SNC-Lavalin avoid criminal prosecution. In a statement Jody said she’s getting legal advice on whether she can speak publicly about her story on what actually happened. Libby speaks with Lawyer Peter MacKay, former Minister of Justice and Conservative Shadow Minister of Finance MP Pierre Poilievre to get their views.

Canada’s Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau stops by our studio to chat with Libby about the issues which affect Zoomers and the coming budget, the last before the the October election, and much more.

Canada’s Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau stops by our studio to chat with Libby about the issues which affect Zoomers and the coming budget, the last before the the October election, and much more.

Canada’s Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau stops by our studio to chat with Libby about the issues which affect Zoomers and the coming budget, the last before the the October election, and much more.

Canada’s Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau stops by our studio to chat with Libby about the issues which affect Zoomers and the coming budget, the last before the the October election, and much more.

Two Air Canada ticket agents are shedding light on the airline’s policy of overselling flights. The whistle blowers, who remain anonymous are revealing what they call the widespread practice of duping passengers into thinking they have a seat on a plane until the last possible moment as a way to maximize revenues. Airlines are allowed to sell more plane tickets for a flight than there are available seats, but the insiders claim Air Canada is not forthcoming with customers, who will likely be denied a flight because of overbooking. Air Canada says the practice of overselling is carefully managed, and employees are trained to be transparent with customers. Libby speaks with air passenger rights advocate Gabor Lukacs about this issue.

Two Air Canada ticket agents are shedding light on the airline’s policy of overselling flights. The whistle blowers, who remain anonymous are revealing what they call the widespread practice of duping passengers into thinking they have a seat on a plane until the last possible moment as a way to maximize revenues. Airlines are allowed to sell more plane tickets for a flight than there are available seats, but the insiders claim Air Canada is not forthcoming with customers, who will likely be denied a flight because of overbooking. Air Canada says the practice of overselling is carefully managed, and employees are trained to be transparent with customers. Libby speaks with air passenger rights advocate Gabor Lukacs about this issue.

The Ford Government is looking to make it easier for landlords to evict tenants. Libby heard both sides of this equation when she spoke with Danny Roth, representing the (FPRO) Federation of Rental Housing Providers of Ontario and Kenneth Hale, the Legal Director for the Advocacy Centre for Tenants of Ontario.

The Ford Government is looking to make it easier for landlords to evict tenants. Libby heard both sides of this equation when she spoke with Danny Roth, representing the (FPRO) Federation of Rental Housing Providers of Ontario and Kenneth Hale, the Legal Director for the Advocacy Centre for Tenants of Ontario.

Toronto has a lot of aging infrastructure to fix, including potholes almost everywhere. In fact, they were the number one complaint to 311 in 2018 with almost 20,000 service requests. Libby spoke with Ray Chan, CAA Ontario’s Government & Community Relations Specialist, Councillor, Deputy Mayor Stephen Holyday, Ward 3 – Etobicoke Centre and Councillor James Pasternak, Ward 6 York Centre,Chair of the Infrastructure and Environment committee.